Arezzo

Hiking routes around Arezzo

57 waymarked hiking routes run within 15 km of Arezzo: 1 international, 1 regional and 55 local.

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Around Arezzo

Via Romea passes through Arezzo: 15 sections with 2,208 km mapped in all, 54 km of them within 15 km. Of the routes listed here, the longest is Sentiero CAI 50, 114 km from Passignano sul Trasimeno to Poggio Tre Vescovi. Most of the 55 local routes are short walks: 37 of them are under 10 km.

The routes with most of their length within 15 km

  • Via RomeaInternational · VR · 15 sections54 km within 15 km · 2,208 km in all
  • Sentiero CAI 50Regional · 5046 km within 15 km · 114 km in all · Passignano sul Trasimeno to Poggio Tre Vescovi
  • 102Mountain trail20 km within 15 km · Arezzo (acquedotto Vasariano) to Anghiari
  • Sentiero della BonificaLocal · SdB16 km within 15 km · Chiusi to Arezzo
  • 110Mountain trail15 km within 15 km · Anghiari to Sentiero 50 presso Casa al Vento
  • 900Mountain trail13 km within 15 km
  • 105Mountain trail12 km within 15 km · Sentiero 103 pressi Pergine Valdarno (deposito acquedotto) to Tuori
  • Sentiero Gian Paolo MatteagiMountain trail · 13111 km within 15 km · Parco di Villa Severi to Via Francesco Severi
  • 151Mountain trail9.7 km within 15 km · Sentiero CAI 50 presso monte Camurcina to Arezzo Località San Marco
  • Percorso Vecchia Ferrovia - FACHiking trail9.5 km within 15 km
  • 945Hiking trail9.4 km within 15 km · Ponte Buriano to Innesto sentiero 900 presso Spedale
  • Percorso VIA DEI MERCANTILocal · CV108.6 km within 15 km · Borgo di Albergo to Civitella in Val di Chiana

Each name opens the route on Waymarked Trails.

Good to know

  • Routes from Waymarked Trails, which draws the hiking routes mapped on OpenStreetMap (data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL); counted on Oct 19, 2026.
  • Only routes someone has mapped as a route on OpenStreetMap are counted. Signposted paths no one has mapped, and walks without waymarks, are not.
  • Lengths within 15 km are measured on Waymarked Trails’ simplified lines and take in a route’s branches and variants; a path two routes share counts for each. A route’s length in all follows its main line along the mapped ways, and those marked “about” come from the simplified lines.

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